Math:
- Order of Operations
- Algebra puzzles using the letters of the alphabet (each worth a specific value) to form words worth a certain value
Humanities:
- Novel Study:
- Students reading the Giver or City of Ember have completed reading Chapters 9 and are to read Chpt 10 independently over the weekend (please don't read ahead). Chapter questions have been added to your 6-1&6-2 Class Templates folder in Google Docs.
- Students reading Among The Hidden, please read chapters 16, 17, and 18 and write the "Perspective Paragraph" as discussed in class. Details in Google drive folder.
- We have discussed what makes a strong campaign and practiced how to communicate a clear platform on posters and in a speech.
- Students decided to divide our city into "Wards" and to have a councillor from each ward and a Mayor from each city to provide leadership and support the organization of our new city. Several students have submitted their application for nomination and are preparing a speech for Wednesday. Students who are successful candidates are permitted to post two campaign posters on Monday morning. Candidates for Mayor are to prepare a two minute speech and those running for Councillor are to prepare a one minute speech stating their name, position they are running for and campaign platform priorities.
- Vocabulary- Council, Councillor, Mayor, Premier, Infrastructure, Ward, Constituency
- See below for homework details.
Science:
- Trip to the Hanger
- Forces involved in flight: lift, gravity, thrust, drag
- Parts of an airplane
- Movements in flight: roll (bank), yaw, pitch
For Homework - Due Monday, March 18. 2019
1 ~In your Home Journal reflect on your week in the usual format. Please include a paragraph that lists three departments you feel should be a priority as we continue building and organizing the services and infrastructure in our city?
2 ~ Finish Novel Study Chapter Questions
In your Google Drive folder called "6-1 & 6-2 2019 Templates," see the document called Dystopian Novel Study Chpt Questions.
3 ~ Bring in any supplies like small boxes, stickers, popsicle sticks, plasticine, etc that you think would help you with the next steps of your 'City Planning' and building.
Looking Forward:
Math:
- Integers
- Algebra
Humanities:
- Novel Study, fluency focus on 'Stress and Emphasis'. Together we will check-in on Questions, and responses so far (Writing notebooks, upside-down and backwards pgs 1-8)
- Campaigns begin and departments are decided upon for new city. Electoral Speeches are on Wednesday for those who have decided to run for office
- Begin building and creating infrastructure
- Vocabulary - Nominate, Nominee, Campaign, Platform, Department, Civil Servant, Advisory Committee, Forum, Budget
Science:
- Hot air balloons
- Rockets
- Jet engines
- History of flight
- Unit test
Important Reminders:
- Mondays - open gym for Grade 6
- Wednesdays at lunch - Just Dance club
- March 20th - Spring Fling Dance (periods 5&6)
- March 21st - Science test on Aerodynamics and Flight
- March 21st - early dismissal for students
- March 22nd - no school for students
- March 21st (1:00pm-8:00pm) and March 22 (8:30am - 2:00pm) - Student Led Conferences
- sign-up through MyCBE / PowerSchool
- March 23rd - March 31st - Spring Break
- April 1st - First day back after Spring Break
- April 11th - Heritage Park field trip
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